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Iphigenia in Dreaming by Cassandra Marcus Davey
Tauris. The temple of Artemis. Iphigenia, displaced and freshly sacrificed, struggles to find a foothold as she shuttles between disparate times and places. Visions of her mother’s childhood, her aunt’s future, and the unraveling of her family weave through conversations with Artemis and life in Tauris. Iphigenia in Dreaming adapts...
For Both Resting and Breeding by Adam Meisner
It is 2150 in M-City, a society without gender where everyone uses the pronoun ish. When two historians discover an abandoned millennium-era house, they hatch a plan to turn the building into a museum that re-enacts life in the year 2000. The historians gather a group of locals, including a...
Verona Heights by Chloe Whitehorn
In the hallways of Verona High another fight breaks out between the Capulet Crew and the Montague Boyz, the high school’s rival cliques. It seems that Samantha, one of the cheerleaders, publicly insulted another girl on Snapchat and the principal (”Yo, call me Prince ‘cause I’m your pal”) tries unsuccessfully...
The Huns by Michael Ross Albert
The morning after a break-in at a tech company, three co-workers assemble for a conference call to discuss the burglary. What starts as a civilized, professional meeting swiftly devolves into a brutal showdown that puts everyone’s careers -- and their hopes for future happiness-- in jeopardy.A menacing, new workplace comedy...
The Negroes Are Congregating by Natasha Adiyana Morris
Available in both digital and paperback versions - please select format above before adding to cart. In this unapologetic and sharp-witted perspective about the evolving Black experience in Canada and around the world, a rhythmic fusion of spoken word, satire, and soulful dialect emerges steady as a heartbeat through a...
SIBS by Diane Flacks and Richard Greenblatt
Anchored in a poignant moment—adult siblings dealing with their parents' estate—the play flashes through the many stages of sibling history, from infancy through the rich miseries of growing up, the alien landscape of adolescence and teen years, the inevitable confusions of adulthood. Affection, jealousy, curiosity, tender guidance, us-against-them, deep love,...
The Thin Place by Cole Hayley
The damage of resettlement to rural Newfoundland has been well documented, but the trauma felt within family units of those who had to go through the process, and the generational strain since, has not been as openly discussed. The Thin Place exists squarely in the latter, as Terra and her...
The Sitter by Norm Foster
An upwardly mobile couple's plans for a night on the town are thrown into turmoil when their elderly babysitter confesses to a killing. First Produced: 1994 by Lunchbox Theatre, Calgary. Running Time: 55 minutes Acts: 1 Male Cast: 3 Female Cast: 1
What I Gave, I Have by Catherine Frid
John McCrae was a Canadian physician, soldier and poet who penned “In Flanders Fields,” the famous World War I poem.In What I Gave, I Have one actor plays Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae and six other characters in a play that explores new insights into McCrae’s life, loves, poetry and the battlefield...
You, Me and a Bit of Driftwood by Samantha Colwell-Castles
You, Me, and a Bit of Driftwood is a comedic drama about Rose and Cooper as they navigate their relationship, career, hobbies, personal challenges, friendships and family dynamics through the challenging backdrop of the pandemic. It is a roller coaster relatable journey of human connection, love, laughter, honesty, frustration, grief,...
